Our Books & Publications

At Inspiring Futures Media, we don’t just publish books — we publish lifelines. Each title under our The Cost of Silence® banner is designed to open hearts, start conversations, and support mental and emotional wellbeing for young people, parents, educators, and professionals.

Whether you're facing emotional pain, supporting someone who is, or looking for tools to create change in your home, school, or community — these books are for you. Exclusively available on Amazon and Payhip.

It’s Okay Not To Be OK.

You don’t have to pretend to be fine.
A reassuring and empowering guide for anyone struggling silently. This book helps readers understand that it’s okay to feel, to cry, to fall apart — and that asking for help is not weakness, but strength.

Ideal for: Individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, emotional overwhelm.

What if the truth you’ve been avoiding is the very thing that could set you free?

Step inside It’s OK Not To Be OK and discover a raw, powerful teaser that will grip you from the first line. Don’t just take our word for it—read the first pages today and see why this story is already changing lives.

It’s OK To Struggle

Struggle is human. Support is healing.
Written for those who feel lost, stuck, or broken, this book offers real-life stories, compassionate advice, and powerful reminders that struggling is part of the journey — not the end of it.

Ideal for: Young people, mental health professionals, support groups.

What happens when the friend you trust most is the one pulling you under?

It’s OK to Struggle exposes the dark truth of grooming, schoolyard drugs, and the silent battles too many young people face. Step into Kyle’s world—if you’re brave enough to face the reality. Read the opening chapter today, and you’ll see why silence is the deadliest weapon of all.

Betrayal

Betrayal is a powerful, hard‑hitting novel that explores how abuse, neglect, and secrecy can warp lives. It tells the story of young people trapped in silence—silenced by fear, by those who should love them, by institutions that should protect them. As truths come to light, the characters are forced to contend with what was hidden: their own pain, the betrayals of trust, and the cost of finally breaking free.

Themes include: bullying, grooming, emotional neglect, psychological control; focuses on young people and how silence and betrayal affect families, educators, communities.